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CIAPLAIN'S BOUNTY.,--MONEY be_ ing in the hands of the TREASURERof His MA JESTY'S NAVY, to pay BOUNTY for the Year 1825, to s uch , CHAPLAINS of the ROYAL-NAVY as are entitled thereto, under His Majesty's Order-in Council, hearing date the tst Fehruary,l76s, Ist February, 1784, and 42d October, 1 802, and who have been entered - upon the list, by virtue of the Npers they have respectively transmitted , to this Office Nt) ticf , it hereby given, that the payment of the tame will curamenee at the Pay• Office, Somerset-place, on. the Fthroaiy, at Ten o'Clock in the Morning.—And it is desired that in future the CliaplainT entitled to the Hottot will, as soon ;ti rnav become due, caust their AffidArits to tie d e li vered at this 'Office, in order to expedite the payment. VERY FA 5P TRAVELLING, to that effect, that the parties might not fall into the same error, if an error it was. individual per4on who has a glare must be joined in Ali action. Mr. ExIINARD contended, that the, bankett were liable to the directors only. Mr. law suggested,that the bankers Were responsible to the directors, and to them alone t and for any thing. that appeared to the contrary, they might constitute the Cottipeny. The'REcannEn—l am decidedly of opinion that it possible the plaintiff upon this record can recover: T:4e record states the defendants are directors of a certain association of persons, calling thethselves " The Ground Rent Company." Is there any proof that such persons are direetots? I see noue. Alessi*. Everett anti Co. had prospectusai,' and when issued them, they did not pretend to know teen , ere directors. It is a partnership, and all who constitute the.,partnership must join in the action; if they bring their actian agaftist the bankers. Upon every principle this attachinent n not he main mined. There arc, I beg leave to say, Mgt} authorities width ,!! state that acting as a corporation is an olletice at common law. In answer to some questions put by the Jury, his hordshili said, I am bound to tell you, in point of law, this manes` is tun the money of the defendants. Judgment W 33 then given for the garnishees. orb BIRMINGHAM and LIVERPOOL, b DAY rind MOUT FOUR INSIDE COACHES, which KEEP GOOD TINI E, from the SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET, . iNOW.HILL, LONDON. • THE - following LIGHT , POST-COACHES, and MAILS, &c. set out from the afitive His !lotto int said, he could not-very well express any opi. ni01). on the point. motion now before the Court, was a motion of coarse, and the better way was for the parties apply. ing to take the order us upon a motion of course.; and it' any one chose afterwards to move to se: aside the order, the Court would have the question fully opened, and then it would be ripe for judgment. EAST INDIA HOUSE, lan. 1 , 1, 1816. THE COURT OF DIRECTORS of the T'NITED COMPANY of NtErttmANTs of ENG. L ANO I'lt. , il/ING to the EA.S 1' INDIES do give That the TRANSFF.R BOOKS of the ssrid COMPANY'S S TOCK. will he !MUT on TFIL7IOWAY the gd Match 11 "'sqt Three o'Clgek, find OPENED again on-'l'/1,1;45. 1)0 . the I3th April billowing. That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said (' "lllany will be held at their Flutist in Leatlenliall-greet rq WEI)NEsDAY, the 21st of Nlarcli.next, at Eleven o'Glotk in the Forenoon. . . That it GENERAL C'OURT ,of the said Company will he 4 41 it theit house in Lemlenhail street on WEONF.SOAY, the I2lh Ar it next, from Nine o'Clock in the mornio L : until Sit in the evenimr, fur the ELECTION of SIX DIREC 113ILS of the said COMPANY, for Font - Years. And that the LISTS of the MEMBERS of Ilw said emu.. Pint Will be rosily to he delivered, nt this /loose, oti TITES bAY.the esl h March next. JOSEPH DART. SectrtnlV. Po SITIVELY.but TWO MORE and LOVI 4 ERIES END .. . FOR EVER by ACT of PARLIAMENT. Jr and J. SI EWRIG ''.tlit; -CON ;-7 N. TRACTORS, respectfully 'remind the Public, that .. 1 , 4 only mode by. which any person may now speedily obtai n l arge Fortune for a few Pounds, must very soon paid a way tor ever. lit formin g this, THEIR FINAL SCHEIIEi J. and tIVEWRIUHT, have been not .only studious to retain-all I)proved points of late Lotteries,.many of which were fit,l "11 Pte th d.hy h themselves), but to meet the desire of Correspopd. .they ta e introduced SIX PRIZES of .C 20,1100 :CC. forming an agyre4:lz. of A QUA RTER of a M LLION STE R LING • A Ll.ao be DECIDED in ONE DAY; • WEDNESDAY, Ist of MARCH. . t , 'rickets an d Sh ares are Sel l ing by J. &J. SI T 7 EW i 'e Contractors; at their . fortunite Offices, No: 87, Cornhill; ' l , Holb orn • and 38, Haymarket, London ; where they Sold - a Prize of - 1730,090 ! 3 ' 613 - a Prize of - A.%!l,ossBesides other Capitals, in the last and late Lotteries. 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"" ' l "lllislinietit London can stivitas hit own for —v eltence of the tante; ials, the elm:mire t-f the fosh , " ll . 14....,ti,-9ilnisiteness and durability of the wui knom , top, and , of the ptice. el r s'ts.Cl-I,.‘'N-Ts and supplied with every at ", trade at the stiorte‘t notice. and oti the lowiAt 14, it understood that no credit can he allowed. No FEES TO. COACHMEN AND GUARDS. ENERAL' ' STAG E COACH COM rat_ PAN r.... -BATH AND BRISTOL/ DAY COACH. e ., l .ne Company's Bath 'and Bristol New Light Post Coach, fikAing Four In s id e and Ten Out, leaves the WHITE BEA It 4i", Basingbail.street, every Morning, at a Quarter Past and the OLD WHITE HORSE CELLAR, Piccadilly, I ` l Neven o'Clock, precisely. Arrives at the CII ft ISTOPH ER vt,N , Bath, at Halt' Part Sev e n, an d t h e R U MMER TA- Bristol, at a Quarter Past Nine precisely. ha ute..READING, MA RIJIIRO", CALNE AND CHIPPENIIAM. , E t PARES —Inside, 21.65. Outside, 11. h. reakfast et Maidenhead, at Is. Gd. per head, including Wait ers ; and Dine ` at the Castle Inn, Marlbro', at 3s. per Head, altto including Vaiters. • b 4llso, the Cotripany's New Light Four Inside BATH and t'vrtNTOL NIGHT - COACH, on- the Principle of the Mails, Itt e r, Evening from the NVIIITE BEAR, Basinghall-street, firldalf Past Four o'Clock, and from' the OLD WHITE '4l CELLAR, Piccadilly, t Quarter Past Five pre a 41selY) through Devizes, Alelksharn, &c. 1/. 18s. Outside, 18s. the Bear Inn, Reading, at 9.5. 6cl. per Bead, includ tos*eh GUARD is appointed to the Company's Night he i r* One regular pace is obseryed, Lilac punctually kept, t o Ito frivolous stop pages allowed 'on the road ; whereby the tt i 5 rw Coaches are enabled to maintain the same principle tiAlf,oPted by t h e Royal Malls, without the necessity of an y Aifloit Whatever. 1p 1 ggage taken at Id. per lb. and Small Parcels at IS.each. t►a, case of any incivility being experienced by the Passengers l a e z i litt_g by th e c ompany' s Coaches, fr?ut their Servants, it 411;!1,c1,14rly requested thar prompt notitwation will be given r,n(tzbecretary, as it is theanxioua desire of the Company to 41tite conventende to the Public in their power. ‘ll, l ,N..ilet,lleat Inn Basingliall.jaireLetE.WE. LLll . `4, Secretary. a} it out accountable for any parcel or package whatever kid fur .'e value of Five Pounds, unless entered as such, and accordingly. BIRMINGHAM "Tally Ho!" fast .I)dy CoaCit, an :thir teen hours ,Morning at a quarter before Seven, through /tril lium, Street, [)unstable, Brichhill, Fenny Stratford. Stoney YArdtl,4 , l.*Fowcester, tVeedon,Daventry, Dunchureh, Coventry, and Stone i ßridge, to the Castle• Hotel and St. George's . Tavern, High-street, Birrniagbarn, to Shitfnall, Wellington, Bridgenorth, Shelton, Shtrwsbury, Osw.'stry, Nant :liirporley, Bangor, Chester, and Holyhead I)rivon through with two Coachnien only.. In consequence of the decided preference givers to the Tally Ho Coach. the Proprietors are determined no expence shall be spared to tender it the first conveyance on the Birmingham Road. BIRMINGHAM "Royal Expre s s," New light fast Night Coach, in ,15 linars only, and driven through with J'a o •Coachrati, I:i:ts out every afternoon, carrying Four Inside only ; passes through Warwick, Leamington, Sonthain, I)iiventry, gtoney-Stratford, uritl Tosvce-ti-r, rt. the. Saracen's Head, Bull-street, Ilirmiwithani, eatly the next Morning. •' BROM PTON, Chatham, Rochester,' Gravesend, `trona, Sittingbourne, Itainlitim, and Ospringe, every BA ItNSTAPLE, Suitt hinolton, Crediton, Tiverton, North lasettni. Oal:lianipton, Torrington, Chunileigh, Ilfracomil P and New light fast Coa c h, every Morning, at 7. BATH am' fI.tIS'IOL Cheap Post-Cnaclie, through Chip penimm, C,sate , Marlborough, HOngrrford, Newbury, and eeci y Afternoon at one; arrive at the Greyhound Inn, Bath, the Linidon 'Favcrn, Thomas -street, and Swan, Bristol, ratty the next Mnrning. At reduced Fares. BOSTON New Royal Patent Mail to Loath, through Royston, ( . 3170)6114e, iluntinetdan , Stilton, Peterborough, DeePiti4't 4intl.lin ,'pilshv, Alford, anti Gti tisby, Evening, at Ihif Sunday, at a Quarter' before 7- cAMBRIDGE New Royal Patent Mdil. through 'Ware, Buntingford, Duct:land, and Royston, Freeing, at 1 - 1411 past .7, Sunday, at a Quarter before 7. • CARLISLE " EXpress," only One Night on the Road, to Pentitb, am'. Whit ehaven, a New bight Four-inside Poit Coach, with a Onaid all the way; passes through Appleby, Brough,- Bowes, Greta-bridge, Rictiniond, Catterick, rintglibridge, Fon ybridge, boncaster, Newstik, Itawtry, Grantham, Stain I'm 1, •Greethatit, • Stilton, Itiggleswade, unit Baldock. Sets out in the Morning, and performs the jour-, tic' with the greaten'. facility. Passengers detained on the It,-td by buiitiess or pleasure', hare the peculiar advantage of their Seats secured in the next Coach.--The o n ly direct Coach In Carlisle.• CFI E. 4 "J'Elt Lieht Coaches to Newport, Whitecituteh, Tar • rtqley, Natuptwich, Novi liwich, and Middlemelt, every tom 0- nig 14 nil afternoon. _ . T:IIIY HO," light fast Day Coach, every morning at a /twitter betore 7, t itedburn, Dunstithie, Stoney tit rat turd, To wcester, Weedon, Darentry, and Don church, I)OVER and Paris l'Atent Safe Coach, every morning, litott4h Calll,•rhury nud Chatham. • DORCUESTEIt New light Day Coaches, in f o urteen h o urs only, Ihr °ugh liagsbot, Mad:water, Overroii, Indi church, Ando% er„ Salisbury, ttroooeats, Costuniue, mid at a quarter pact 5 and 7 in the morning. I: _l' IiTEIt "Siivereioi," New light hut Coach every morn. log a t 7. o'Clock, t [Hough Huniton, Axminster, Cbarinoutli, Dorellesterollaudford, Woodvatcs Inn, Salisbury, Sim-0.0411re. Sultosi,-Basingstotie, Blackwater, and Bagshrii. PLASGOW, Longtown,(iretna-green, Annan, Dumfries, . Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, ' Eingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, a light Fotarinside Post Coach daily. H A RIM IVGATE and Ripon new Light Post Coaches, every Alt eriumit at Two, and Seven in the Morning. H ERTFORD Coach, through Waltham Cross, Cheshunt, Hiddesiltin, artt Ware. HOLYHEAD New light fast Day and Night Coacher, Ihrongh I.3lidgenorili, IValsal, Shrewsbury, and Salop, evety morning and afternoon. ,-HULL Express,'' t New Light Post Coach, to Lincolii• Nor heave, Bowden,. and Doncaster, every Morning to the Cross Keys, Markt.trliree, /Rill arid also the " Rocking ham" in the. Afternoon at Two, KENDAL Light fast Post Coaches to Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-l.unsdale, Bolton, Cliorlcy, Otruskirk, and Garstang, every morning and KIDDERMINSTER, Stoorbridge, and Findley, through Biimingliani. and West Bron,wich, light Coaches every morn ing Non allernoon.. Le 4 : l3 S Rockingham," Post Coach, eets out every Afternoon at Two; and passes through tialdock, Rig. gleswade, Eatim. riot laden , Stilton, IVansforit, Stain tot d, (itrrtham. (trantliant, Newark, 'Fox ford, Mar Wool, lit I tut d , hoer try, Doncaster, and FerrybrititN, nrrives at the tioldt.n Lion Inn, Leeds, next Afternoon at Three, it , time or the liradford, Sl6lOllll, and tiudderstielit Coaches. Driven tin *nigh with Pour Coachmen only.—Luttgage mid ""ty 2d per M.—Notwithstanding the itscottimun h.x} edition Dl girls Coach, It it allowed to be the most sigtce. Ode anti complete Convevanee on the North Road, being twetwidled by any other. LIVERPOOL and • , ttstrintlsitire Potteries New light fast p s y Coach , erety HIM ning at balf-past Six, dtireit through w i t h F o ur Coachmeo only. 1.IVE1111)()L "Umpire," New light fast Four Inside Comdr, in i 7 hours truly , (butt one Night on the Road), sets oat ihily .tt Otte ; tutor arrives at Liverpool next a.lternuon, of ifffizi , t „ i . ~ttl , tt ury,Northampt o n. Welford; .I„ait txrwoi tli, lierstotie,Taniwoith, Litchheld, Stone, N e wcastle, Kit Ott ord, Warrington, anti Ptescot. LI VEItPOOI. , " Ittiyal Express," New light Four Inside Post Coach; in Twenty-seven hours, rod drivetr through by F o ur en only, through Warringt , itt,l Pres. ton, Ciitig,l, too, i.t..vtoti, Neat le, Hugely, Kt.utstord, Stnne, St;tll,ld, Litchfield, (only One Night On the road), every Afternoon; arrives pt the Saracen% illetd Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool, next Afternoon. The rages to 'Pravellets who honour this Coach with their pre. fcre lice are far soma ior to any Other on this Ittind, especially to Commercial 'tittles's, as it performs the jtottitey in - cless titer I 11 an y other Coach, and is driven through with Four tWo.Thnien ; ;tint, tintwithttanding its cheapness and expetii. the Pr,pi ;elms pledge themselves that for safety and aCCelinlindittitM it is equalled by few, and shall be surpassed by none. NIANCfigSTER Wind Mtringham New light my fast Day every morning to t 1 Mosely Arms acrd Swan Inn. niNt.tIESTEIt to Win,low,Congletoo, Nev.i.astle, *all, Wolverhampton, and Knutsford, light Four Inside oaches. MA1tLIR)I101TG11 and Swindon, f o ur. insid e Day Ctiach, through ,NI aide!) h d, Reading, Newbury, I-Itsturer ford, Rates- Limy, and Aldbonin. Driven through with One Coachman only. The nvaregt conveyance to Lambonrn, Porton, Woot ton Basset, and l'ewsey. NEWCASTLE Ul'uN TYNE and UNDER LINE Coaches every morning and afternoon. Only One Night on the road. PLYMOUTH " Sovereign," New light fast Coach, to Pal. DI , Litt), fruro, Bothnia, Peuryn, Ashburton, Totaess, anti, Nesvti,n Abbott, every morning at 7. RAMSGATE Royal Telegraph," New superior fast safe to Margate, Dover, Deal, Broadstairs, Canterbury, Fevershant, and Sandwich—every Morning at halt-a:l4 In comtequence of the decided preference given to the Te legraph .:if e Couli, the ProptietorS are determined no expense shall be spared it, render it the brat tofireyance . on the. Kant Road. SHEFFIELLY" Express," and.also " The. Rockingham," throtigh Rotherham, New Four inside Post Coaches, every morning and afternoon. StiItEWSBURT, Wellington, and Shiffnal, Light Post. Coaches, every morning and afternoon.-- Guarded. souTHANirroN Union," to Lymington, Lyndhurst, tVi fich-csttr, Basingstoke, Hart ford Bridge, Black water, and Bagslio, New Four Inside Couch, etery_ntorning, and, ar rive, at Mc Coach and Horses and Vine Inn, Southamp ton, hy Five. This is a most delightfill Conveyance to the isle o f Wight, Jer*ov, Guernsey, St. Maluesi Havre de Grace, Clicrbotirgh, &c.—The Proptietors of,. the above Conch hope to receiv e a coirtinaance of thtt support which has hitherto been experienced since the Commencement of the" Union.", STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERIES, a new light very fast Coach. everriaternoon, to Laneml„Stolie, Shelton, Hui skin, Tunstall, bswtoo, Hanlyand Holmes Chapel. This is tba only Coach direct to the Potteries. STANIFORD light Post Coaches every morning and after• noon, through 11 , zejvi.; 4.1 e, It. Nvuts, Buch,ien, Alconhury, Stilton, and Waitilsford. SIINDFAL AND, Slocktotr, 'sot Yarn' Light Post Coach .every Mortim , , to the; George I tin ' , :roarplerland. TOTTENIfINI and /....4lntinton Oriaches daily, at Eleven, Half-past Two, Fire, and Eight ~',EUeL, IyAKEFIELD Four iuside Post-Cs) relies, every Morning xllll Afterilnop. • WARMCK and Leamington Day and N;ght fast Coaches, through Daventry, Vlieedon, l'owcesteri it" if , ;toneyStratford, WELLS, Bridgewlter,, "'mutton, nslatoit• It, and Ply mouth coacheit. and to all Pots of the West of England. WEY:1101ITH" Ntagiset" Conch,thrunkh Ilagshot, Black • water, Basingstoke, Overton, Whiteltincti, Andover, Wood veat9, Cashmote, Saliseury, Illao4tford, and Dorchester, at a (Quarter past Five la in the Masting. Driven throUtch will. Two Conclinsen only; WE Y.MOUTH PACKET'S' to Guernse,-,--4ersey, Cher bourg, St. Maloc'e, &c, carry rt r eduesday and Saturday af ternoon, at Two, front Weyomittli. IVOLVERHAMPTON only Day Coach to Dudley, West Bromwich, and Meriden. tbroigh Coveatry---Morning, at a (pottier before 7, and every airerittrati. , , 1 Express,'' to Searhior o ttek s 'Whithy, Shi e ld s , Sun dcrland, Newcastle, and F.ditibmgh, a New light Foul inside Post Coach, with a thi , o (1 throughout ; sets out every Nlurning by Way of Neo ark. Itetford, Doncaster, Fer rybridge, - Tauctoter, Darlitor,ton, Nor thallerton, Kushylord, Durham, Mm petit, and , Lierwitli, and arrives at York. early next Morning. Passengers Inkling throtsvtrevfatigue4 on the ;onrilcy, may rest what time t !icy please, and then proceed without any addition,slYttre, At Reduced Fares to Bautsgste. Nfargate, and Canterbury. S. A. MOUNTAIN -and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the P 03144031 they will rust be accountable lot any Parcels, Passenget't, Ltiong,, Writing.•Piate , &c. of more than Five Pounds Valet if lost, stolen, or dama ge d, miles, entered as such, andthe. Insurance paid accord n.!!, at the Z;11 acen's tiead lon. Skirtner;tstreet, Snow-hills London NEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO FORTE. Poblislii , d by CI.ENIENTI and CO. 2.4. CHEANIDE. ESSAM IN E COTTAGE, Rondo, by Bk. witt, pt ice is. ; Diller Dominn, variations, by Raw. ling., 3i.; Minstrel Harp, do. by do. 4N.; RiC4rdifl24, Op. 7tr, by Klll;brentier, 45.; Airs in II Crociato, arrantted ItY De Pitswit, Ms. I and 2, eac h : i s . ; Ditto, as Duets, by Alt wood, !Ms. t to 4, each 45.; Giovinettu Cavalier, from ditto, Rondo, by Mere., :is.; solve imagine,. from ditto, by ditto, Ss.; March. from ditto, by ditto, st. • Waltz, fr o n t Der Frei.chutz. lit °chock, ; Craven's dtadrille., from II Crociato, 34.1 REEI'IIOVEN'S Three Waltzes, as Duets, by Ttirle, 25.; Clifton's Exercises, Ilks. I and 2, each as.; Pixis . .Ntel,inges, Nos, I and 2,4 s. ; Hunlsnien's Chorus, by Nieves, N.,: Langliing Clio, us, liv ditto. :3.. ; Hargitt's Re ercations, Mts. t and I, cacti J 4.; Borrowri's Air from Fleisebittz, Ohs. t, 9, each 3•.; Ditto, from Euryantbe, 13k. 1, 4.. N.l3.—Tb, I-OtiRAPHICON Now READY. FIV . HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LET'T'ERS PATENT: CA LON. & CO'S. WATERPROOF II AT, with is DOUBLE' BRIM, 393, STRAND, LON DON 'opposite evcile.street ; and 10, COLLEUE.GREEN, IM .7111,1 N. The Complaints universally made of Hats manufactured on the old principle, that they break, admit the rain in the Brim, lose their shape, and . get too large for the Head, ind uce d Galon and Co. to apply their attention to the discovery of a remedy for these defects. They have, at length, invented a NEW DOUBLE BRIM NI ATER-PROOF BEAVER. HAT, possessing superior Claims to public patronage, and a de cided advantage over every other; for which they have obtain ed His —MAJESTY'S Royal Letters Patent, dated August 27, This Hat having a Dduble Brim, no rain can ever pene. trate it, nor can the moat. severe wear break it : it cannot lose its shape, soften, nor alter in si:e, as other Hats do by the change of weather. For Beauty, Elegance of Shape, and Durability, it is unequalled : in fact, every defect common to other Hats is counteracted, and every gwitQd for complaint is removed.„ . . These Hats will prove the cheapest ever made, as they more than OUTWEAR TWO made on th e old' plan, price 30 shillirfga. Noblemen.and Gentlemen accustomed to Field Sports, Tra vellers, Coachmen, and others who are much exposed to the Weather, may now purchase Hats which are perfectly impene trable by Water, and which will never break in the Brim nor get larger in the Head. LAW INTELLIGENCE. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT. J. 24. CROFT V. HARRISON AND OTHERS. ' Mr. 11.00111 stated that this WILY an application from the plaintiff, who is a tailor, for an injunction, to restrain the de fendants from using the name of Croft in their establishment in the same line of business. It appeased that the plaintiff (Tho mas Croft) and his brother James carried on business for nye , ral years together until 1821, when they sold the good-will of their trades, the defendants ; and it was agreed that the latter should be allowed to use the names of the plaintifFand his bro ther for one year only ; and the plaintiff' and his brother also entered into an agreement binding each other not to permit.the name of either to be used after that time by the de fendants without their joint leave. The plaintiff, however, discovered that the defendants were using his brother's name, though he (the plaintiff) had never giveu his consent; and , apprehensive that his name might he affeeted bo the cir culation of defendants' bills under the firth of Croft, Borne, and Harrison, applied to the Court, for the present injunction. Mr. SIMI'S:114110N, for the defendants, stated that they had' paid 3,6001. for the purchase of the trade ofiemea and Thome* Croft, then carried on in Fleet-street ; that they soon after re., mote to Sackville-street, having first sent a circular letter to all the customers of the late firm, which letter was signed by James Croft, announcing that Thomas Croft had retired front the firm, anti soliciting a continuance of their orders to the new partners. The business was then conducted for one year, and then a Mr. Jonathan Croft, a brother of John and Thomas, who had been formerly employed in the ,Coininissariat, ap peered, and having procured a .list of the customers of the house, threatened to set up an establishment under the old name, unless the defendants consented to take him into pa'rt nership. The defendants, however, refuted to admit him, and he put his threat into executien, and withdrew several of their customers, They, therefore. in , their own defence, applied to James Croft, wko, in consideration of the large sum of money they had paid him and his brother, and of the circumstance of the opposition firmking set up against them consented to their using his name in their trade alone. The defendants had no intention of using the name of Croft in any other way, and disclaimed 41 intention of of it to bills of exChange or ne. gociable paper. The. Vita CHAXCEI.I.OR said, the injunction prayed for could not be granted, The best KrAfftio) which the-defend ants could have to the good-will they had purchased was the name of the plaintiff, and hi,. brother, James Croft, in afford= ing them that, had only done them Justice. The defendants state that they had done nothing, aid that they meant to do nothing.that could injure the'plaintiff, and he therefore saw no reason why he should interfere. Application dismissed with costs. COY F.NT•G A RD r.,7 THEATRE. CONST - v. HARalt. Mr.:l-Astra moved in this cause, and rib s in " Kemble Ilarris," to enlarge publication until the first day-of Easter Terth• In-making the motion he- felt .boupd ul state, that i t tvas rendered ntxx.ssary by the fertile ingenty.ty pf solicitor on the other side to that on which his client was, wh o b a d jest until. It t r , g an ; ;Ina orders of the t f r ue n e E l til ;: t l } ° l a e aen d de a wythocrmant which-- ae t t :te nffir + t4 ;- h l ed u a7fi 1:11it 111'4 sort now asked for had-been often obtained uteri acted upon in that sense. An order of this itlntl had already been obtained in the Covent-garden Theatre causv,,in , Porinance.lif whi c h yit. tleSsea had been examined, whose,depo•itimi, aceording to no tice given by the solicitor alluded e , would he taken otYthe file, at'least the Court would tie TOOVCa for, an order fOrthat purpose, on the ground that publication had passed, though the wit. lames had actually been examined on the day preceding the first day of Term. If the proceedings under that order were irregular, it would be well for the Court to express its opinion COURT OF /KING'S BENCH, JAN'. 24. CRIMINAL INFORMATION'. Mr. PARZE moved for a rale calling on a Magistrate of the West Riding of YOrluthire, show cause why a criminal in formation should not be exhibited against hint. Informa tions were laid before hint against two persons' for sporting without a qualification on his OWil land, which was at a comm. derable distance from his residence. Ile summoned them be fore him, when they urged, by way of defence, that they were in company with a qualified person, and reference was made on their behalf to a case in which it was decided that persons thus beating for game were protected. He, however, refused to at tend to the case, convicted them in penalties, and cornmhted therit for default of payment. As there was no appeal given, the patties were without remedy, unless by the interposition of the Court. . . The Coun.x, after inquiring whether notice of the motion had been given to the Magistrate, and receiving an answer in the affirmative, granted a rule to :thew cause.' IN 'PRE ]LATTER Or THE TRAMES TUNNEL COMPANY. Mr. CRESWELL moved for a rule to skew cause why an order made by Mr. Justice ,Bayley should not be rescinded.— He applied on behalf of an original subscriber to the Thames Tunnel Company, who had•paid his deposit, but had never signed the contract, or concurred in the 13etition for an Act to incorporate the body. An action had been brought against him by the company for subsequent calls; and supposing that he was liable, he had obtained the order in question for b raying proceedings on payment of the debt and costs, in order to prevent further expellees. Subseouently another action had been brought to trial at Guildhall, when the continued lia bility was considered so doubtful that a special case was reserved for the opinion of the Court. The party now wished to avoid being bound by the order which he had unadvisedly obtained, and to procure the benefit of any decision by which he might be held not liable ; and, for this purpose, he was ready to pay the costs, and consent to Abide the event of the case standing ;for argument on the same principles. The - Colin'', however, iefusea to interpose, as the party had derived a benefit from the stay of proceedings, instead of in. curring further costs. fie is therefore bound by the order. (:0010E V. BANKS. The rule fora new trial in this case, involving the liability of Stone-buildings, Lincoln's-inn, to poor -rates, which was partly argued in a former name, .now came on to be further discussed, The verdict, it will be remembered, W:IS in favour of the lia bility of the inn ; and the rule was obtained chiefly on the ground that a book, called The Students' Guide to Lincoln's. inn," published by the steward, with the approbation of the benchers, was improperly received as secondary evidence of the contents of deeds in their possession. The COURT now expressed an opinion that the book ought not to have been received; as the copy produced was the se cond edition, which was not shown to be *sanctioned by the benchers, and there was no evidence that the two editions were alike. They therefore made the rule absolute for a new trial, and directed the costa to abide the final event of the cause. COURT OF COIIIIIION PLEAS, JAN. 24. Tilt CounT.—The Court has undergone some alterations since last Term, the principal of which is an vidltionatsallery, for the accommodation of Law Students. The four Judges Sate arr Lattco till 12 o'clock, heating mo. tions of no public interest. The Chief Justice afterwards sate at Nisi Prim*. SMITH v. PIGrOIC This was an action against the defendant for driving hiS hack ney-coach against a cabriolet, in which the plaintiff, who is a barrister, residing at Chelsea, was returning home along the Regent Circus when he was thrown out and severely injured. The case was fully supported by the evidence, and it tardier appeared that the defendant, or: being brought up to Bow street, had promised to pay the expeuces, amounting to 271., which th e pl a i nt iff hadincurred while under the care of a aur. gems for cure.—Verdict 211/. THE LORD MAYOR'S COURT. IIEYHELL V. EVERETT AND coTriEns, omrsirsurr.s, EniNDL EY AND OTHERS, THE DIRECTORS OF THE OUOUND-RENT costrarer, DEFENDANTS. This was an attachment sued out upon the money belonging to the Ground-Rent Company, in the hands of 3lessrs. Everett and Co., their bankers. The plaintiff is a creditor to the com pany. anti sought to recover the sum of 1109/. Air. BARNARD said, he hoped to be able to make out, in his Lordship's judgment, a prima facie case. The question was, whether th e re w as money b e l ong i ng to the defendants in the hands of the garnishees, and the mode in which he should proceed to prove it was, by giving evidence that on the same day the attachment was laid on any money in the hands of Messrs. Everett, a person called in company With the plaintiff', and obtained an interview with Mt% Everett, who, in answer to the inquiries made of him, said, that any money in his hands belonging to the Ground-Rent Company, was there to' the credit of the directors.' He knew nothing about the Ground- Rent Company as a body. He did not give the names, be cause he considered he should not be doing his duty to his Cus tomers, had he said that any money in his bank was placed to the credit of the directors. ' In order to she* who the directors were, he should spew a prospectus, containing the names of that when per. t i l v ie oll i e re: e t n o t rs o , w a i n r d na l i r z e ho lesfo p r et ti l l i t t o w t o h u e ld pl n th o l t ie be as fot r i e n s d p , onsible sons, they would, when' the day of trial came, turn round and deny that they were directors, or pretend to state that their names were imposed upon the public. The capital which it was stated to the public the COmpany possessed was 350,000/., in shares of lOU/. each. P. 11. Ebsworth, the clerk to Messrs. Butterfield, nttornies for the plaintiff, called nn the 17th of November at Messrs. Everett's, in company with the plaintiff, and saw Mr. Everett. Witness stated, that he had a claim on the Oroural Rent Company, and inquired what funds belonging to it there were In his hands. Mr. Everest said, we do not know the Com pany. The money we have received is on account of , the directors. On the 3d of December witness went ;wain, when he saw hlr. Milner, u clerk to Messrs. Everett and Co., who, when asked the amount of the money in their hands to the account of the directors, turned to the books, and said there was a sum of 3001.; witness asked for a prospectus, and could not get one. _ William 'Watts, the clerk to the plaintiff's attorney, Produced a prospect, which he obtained from Alt'. Cleft's ofice, on the 17th of November. .antes Cleft, of Gray's Inn, solicitor.— fie was joint soh tor to the company, and he proved the issue of the pro. apeetus. Croo-examined by. Mr. BoLtAxn—llati not seen MI the defendants acting as directors. .31r. ttolland—l see in this list many respectable narneg- The witness said': he knew they were approved and entered in the books as directors. A number of a pplications were made for shares, and,th e y w ere appropriated. lie ittii not know the fart of the shares being issued ; no shares were issued to his knowledge. Ajuror asked witness if he was sure all the names of the directors were used with their consent?..-The witness only knew that some attended. . 31arit Milner, clerk to Everett and Co,, proved that the house had 3004 to the credit of the ground Rent Company, and that The bankers gave out the prospectus. A delhmit 0121. per share was paid in on some shares. . The Rrt.totunth.—Are the manes of the Directors in the prospectus the. same as those who have credit in your books ? Witness.—ln the honks Ow act!Stint is headed " tlieGround Rent Company i i* A Juror.-- That eontrailicts what Tdr. Everett udil himself. th T : a l r e ec C o q ra u t l li t e ic t: t r tel l i t : Li eatit ri d t a l asnm i t t so ei na i er t ey C d o l i:o ti : ti r: t c h ot they cycsitarrtreaeianticcdttiitri:ipiciot,;(k of s i,yl:, they can rccever hy the rat - cm of the (,round Rent Company. bent; received by ttae bankers , to the „ • , to itri'itner was proVed to hare by the sittuis , ion fit: Mr. Everett, it should not be for the.last venoms to contradict ; nor should the books countervail what the garnishee himself :scam!. The ItECtiltlitft.-1 am clearly of opinion that every POLICE INTELLICENCE. . , MARY LA BONNE. THE ALDERNEY MIR ColliPaNr —YeAerday Mint- Goldsmid, Esq. merchant, of Finsbury-square, appeared at this office, on a summons, to answer the complaint of Mr. Thomas Parker, the Manager of the Metropolitan Dairy Cum. patty, Edgewere-road, Paddington, who charged hint . with lu committed an assault. This arose out of th e ch arge of embezzlment made by Mr. Goltismid, last Friday, egairiSt Mr. Parker, which was not stastentiated by evidence, and vies therefore diandsstd. Mr. O. afterwards called at bou , le ire the Edgeware.rosii, where the business of the (2,mtpirty is car. ried on, end demanded certain property to whirl; he thought himself entitled, in doing which he was charged with having committed the assault. Mr. Parker having stated his case, Mr. Goldstnid was ordered to put iii his own recognizance in the sum of SOL to appear at the Ses s i ons , if necessary ; but the • Magistrate (Mr. iti it' S) advised that the matter slivitf • be settled amicably. UNION -HALL. Yesterday having been appointed for resuming the investigs, • tion against several individuals charged with receiving hap., thd property of 3lessrs. Price and Thore+, hop.faetors, knowing : them to have been stolen, this office was crowded by parties in , terested in the proceedings. Mr. Thesiger attended for the prosecution, which we order , stood was instituted by the majority of th e jli , p_r ae t ors I ing in Southwark, and Mr. A odreivs, on behaft of the defend• ants ~whose names are as follows :*-,,Tarles flaw, .1.7..ph. Nei son, James Maynard, Ja tars alit' ,Jots;: Xenia:, all of whom appeared to be rtspeetabl e men. The principal evidence against the defent"anta is that of a tnan molted ruy, who was some time al4o warehouseman and foreman in the employment of .31easra Price, who considered him 4 4 confi t hm., tial and taunt-worthy person, until discoveoics WOre made which ultimately proved that their good opinion of . him was 4 .founded in error. Considerable quantities of hops were missing front the ► warehouse of the firin to Wititeer4",is,or e et, and also in Pea.. eross.street, Southwark, over which had the complete eon. troul. Upon the discovery of the deficiencies, lie was , xiispeeted. and ultimately, together with a man named Simmons who was icharged as the receiver, comm i tte d f or tr i a l to the last 'Kit . a. , ,ituo assizes, fur stealing the hops. Upon that °erasion Foy WillS46 , quitted, but Simmons, the..reeelver, was found guilty„ and sem: tented to be transported. Subsequent to the trial, the individu a l who had a narrow escape of co nv i e tion,,lihe infornistion to'his former employers, by way of making reparation for the injuries he had committed upon their property, against tint present de• fetalants, all of whom he charged, tow the receivers of hops, knowing them to have been' stolen. The evidence against Nelson, one of the parties impli cated in the charge, was in nubstanee as t(tllowl :—Puy stated, that he was acquainted with the defendant, Wile teas a ; that in a conversation with that individual, at tin Talbot Inn, he said, " Foy. if you furnish me with hops, I will furnish you with money." Foy ~ i ltnitted that he ;Treed to the proposal, and forthwith sent him a pcicket of hops worth at that p e ri o d 104, fOr which h e Foy )-only `receiveXtii. The hops, he acknowledged, V/krf: the property of his employers, who tlid not authorize bun to dispose of any. Foy added, that the defendant was aware that the transaction was not sanctioned by the Messrs. Price, and therefore must have known then he ,W 3% receiving stolen property. The. evi. dente Foy was stren,„,, ,, theticd by that of it witness named Jones, Who pined that he carried hps, mark- 1" route and Cu." by order of I'oy, to the delentlanes premists, airti 3tr. Thonma, one of the partners in the: firni,, stated, that aeyeral pockets of hops, marked as above, were stolen from their ware. house in Redeross-eross. After a letigthenell discussion between the Counsel engaged on both rides, in which Mr. Andrews contended that the evi denee-of such a character as Foy should not be received in any court of justice, the magistrates at length decided that the case aainst the defendant was suffici e ntly tstablished. to warrant their sending hint before a jury fur purchasing the hops, know ing them to have bten stolen. The defendant was then held to bail, himself' in theism of WO/. anti two sureties of 60/. each, to answer the charge at the next assioes. The next case gone into Was against the d efendanf 'Wakelin. Foy, upon being examined, after havii.g stated that he was, not authorized to dispose of any of his employer's property, deposed that he was also acquainted with Wakelin, whom he had some • tratwictions with in the month of March, last year, when that perscn purchased from him one poeket of hops, marked " Levett and Co. ;" for which he ' g itVe Min (witness) .Five Pounds. Their pl ac , i of meeting was at the Talbot, and also; t the British Liun public.hotise. where matters w er e ar r a ng ed tween them: Foy added, that the defendant truest have betttcon. viheed, at the time he bought the said hops, shut they were riot his (Foy's) to dispose of., and that the firm did nut authorize their hops to be sold for half the money that they were worth ; and another circumstance, ho added, , which proved ' dud the fendant must have known be was receiving hops out of the premises without the authority of the owners Walli that the two pockets which were sold to him for WI. were sent to hirn ait unseasonable hours. Jones, the, porter, proved that he : carried the pocket of hops to the defendant's p re m i xes, and Alt Thomas stated that,mc.ve., rid pockets of hops marked us above w ere missing froth their stock. • Foy, was here examined by 41r- Ahdrews, and in reply to the itacstions put to him, admitted that he had sold his em ploy,rs' hops to six or ~.even indivitlit his, without their sanction 'or kc owledge ; that. he was tried at the late Kingston Assizes for stealing the hops, MA acquitted ; and that the receiver Sim mons, who had purchased them front him,' was convicted and sentenced to transportation.. Air. Andrews, as in the previous ease, submitted that surely the magistrates would not hold men to bail upon the evidence of such a man 10 Foy,, whose evidence could not be believed upon oath. The Magistrates, however, observed, that the case aga i nst Wakeiin ryasequally strong as the one that preceded , d, and therefore they should deal with it precisely in the same man, her, anti send it before a jury. The examination of the charges against the other defliiidtint was postponed until next Tuesotty. V F I lEE: WousAO: procored a healthy fall grown fowl, a short I iece of a poisoned blow pipe arro'c was broken otr, and up into its thigh, as near as tmotible betwixt the hkin and the flesh, in ordar , that might not l , eincoinmogied by the wound. For the first cc in Wr.lked a' en , walked very s(ow)y,', and did not lippeaY the least tie,ino ed. During the seeotal 31111111te 'it stood *tilt, aid be gan to peek :he grooriti t. and ere anether.lia&cl.nnted,' fretittett t y opened and 311 , 4 t 'l'ice tail hartttnwdropv , and the wing - s ;:tmost totn-ned the grolind. liy the term hattip,il or the third ntinitte. it had 43t down, searee ablo- Ile rapport its hesd, wtiictc t r ieel .;t1441 then recover*Litw,ilerOlidlf4 ll nodded vg:tin. r lower t,very traveller slurnheriag• in an ereet'liontiotif tifeinf li ta or, u' d ' o t is ern i at t c ap 4i "Pen "d shut. Th , tOurtii TninotoltrOutittlt on Oenvultinni, end lite and tbe ti:'th terminatettiMetAlgr. liesh , Or .the • k t u t l e ' r 4 t 3 , ' i t k 6 il,} Y e i t i rby P‘i t i t 4 ; " g . un or knife.-- g pe a r t i v r le to is co n yr o u t p in t (11Taterton's Wandering's.)